/animu/ - Anime & Otaku Culture

Even Japanese otaku that will dedicate their lives to 2D will know that women are retarded. Even 2D women have some 3D idiocy. This being one of them.

But here is the thing, it’s not about the amount of skin revealed. It’s about social acceptability. Bikinis are an acceptable show of skin in a culture where showing skin is scarce and not done.

Underwear absorbs sweat so they will start to smell after using it the entire day. A girl's panties might also have piss stains on them if she took a leak in the public toilets. And also period blood.

>>3064

Two words.

Menstrual pads. Women stick those on their panties, and they may leak blood to the whole crotch, once in a blue moon.

>>3096

But they do take dumps and piss.

Pantsu can have skid marks

>>3086

It's partially about social acceptability, it's also about expectedness. A girl puts on a bathing suit expecting to be seen in it, but changes without expecting anyone to walk in.

There are contexts in which it's reversed. A girl is completely fine with a guy seeing her in her underwear if she's about to have sex with him. On the other hand, if a guy walks in on a girl just as she's finishing putting a bikini on (so nothing is showing that wouldn't be when it's fully on), she would still get mad.

>>3109

Yeah, "about to have," not "having." She'd be in her underwear at least briefly.

>>3125

If you’ve ever seen Kiss x Sis one of the sisters has the brother wipe her after a piss

>>3171

All she eats is bananas so maybe not.

>>3175

Well she is an idiot, so you might be right

>>3196

If someone walks into your room and sees you in your boxers resting a piece of pizza on your distended gut and they call you a fucking slob, you might be offended. But if you wear a heavily stained t-shirt in public with sweatpants and slippers on and someone called you a slob, it wouldn't be nearly as offensive. It's about what you're allowing other people to see, and being mentally aware that it might happen.

>>3205

Ahh, I see. It's like that, huh.

Mental gymnastics.

>>3214

this